Gary Neville Critiques Man United's Poor Play Against Fulham

Gary Neville, a Manchester United legend, expressed severe criticism of the team's performance during their Premier League match against Fulham at Craven Cottage. He described the opening 15 minutes of the second half as the worst he has ever witnessed in his long history of watching the club.

The match began with a goalless first half, but in the 63rd minute, Manchester United fell behind when Lisandro Martinez inadvertently scored an own goal after a save by goalkeeper Senne Lammens. Neville voiced his frustration during a discussion on Sky Sports, stating that the players exhibited a troubling lack of effort and urgency.

He remarked on the players' "ambulatory behaviour," likening it to a bizarre contest between mannequins. Neville expressed concern for Michael Carrick, the current coach, regarding the message the players were sending with their lack of intensity after halftime.